French Cancan

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French Cancan is a 1955 French musical film by Jean Renoir that colorfully dramatizes the origins of the cancan dance in Paris’s Montmartre.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French film
film
artDirectionBy Max Douy NERFINISHED
basedOn historical events surrounding the Moulin Rouge
castMember Dora Doll NERFINISHED
Edith Piaf NERFINISHED
Françoise Arnoul NERFINISHED
Giani Esposito NERFINISHED
Jean Gabin NERFINISHED
Jean-Roger Caussimon NERFINISHED
María Félix NERFINISHED
Michel Piccoli NERFINISHED
Philippe Clay NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Michel Kelber NERFINISHED
colorProcess Eastmancolor NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
depicts Moulin Rouge NERFINISHED
cancan
director Jean Renoir NERFINISHED
distributor Gaumont NERFINISHED
Rialto Pictures NERFINISHED
editedBy Borys Lewin NERFINISHED
filmingTechnique color film
genre drama
musical
romance
hasTheme artistic ambition
romantic relationships
show business
leadActor Jean Gabin NERFINISHED
leadActress Françoise Arnoul NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Henri Danglard NERFINISHED
Nini NERFINISHED
musicBy Georges Van Parys NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus creation of the Moulin Rouge cabaret
notableFor choreographed cancan sequences
lavish color cinematography
originalLanguage French
portrays origins of the cancan dance
producer Jean Renoir NERFINISHED
productionCompany Franco London Films NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1955
runtimeMinutes 102
screenwriter Jean Renoir NERFINISHED
settingLocation Montmartre NERFINISHED
Paris
timePeriodSetting late 19th century
title French Cancan NERFINISHED

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Jean Renoir notableWork French Cancan
Jean Gabin notableWork French Cancan